Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE TIME IS N( | HAVE YOU DO a tuc ucdaiivc rnmtfq1 S U1L llliiu&lil/ U W1ULU .1 ? I I You Have Just Three Mi i Bring up Your Standi Moment of this 1 Work While' Shinir Well, it's about over. There are just three more days in which to "do Yovlt do." If you fail to get one of ai * the five magnificent prizes in The m Herald's contest, it is your fault? 111 don't blame anyone else with it. The su Herald's subscribers have been migh- tb ? /, ty generous with those of the con- w I' * teetants who have put forth honest m effort. m ; Don't waste your time. . Use these j three days. Did you ever try doing a* sf you* very best in a short time? If cc ^ ydu have not, try it this week. You w; ?vV that by going after subscrip to tions with a real effort, thinking on- si: ly of winning, you can accomplish ar wonders, and you can bring your th P|fc^;:ir 7 standing to the front in a hurry.- ui f There will be no more bonus vote t : offers, no more clubbing propositions, pi W Only the original straight scale ofjm 1 votes are now being given, and there' th v"'?/;'. :W4H be no change. Fifteen hundred cc ^votes will be given for each year's m 'i subscription, whether new or renew- j th ' al, and 3,500 votes for a two years' in subscription, that so on down the if ^. irregular scale of votes. Hard work is what will count for th I the remainder of the contest, and we T] want every contestant to do her very w | ?T\: "best. The prizes are waiting for you, n< '^contestants, will you take them, or w they go to some other contest- te Some of the leading contest- ec ants have told us that they find it easy to get subscriptions for The is ; / Herald. We are afraid some of the fu I I THE SCALE I !? . The following is the seal will not be changed at any but bonuses may be given i f ' der certain conditions: f 6 months ... $ .71 1 year 1.5< 2 years ... 3.01 3 years 4.5( 11 f |5 years ; 7.51 m, 10 years 15.(X * . contestants have been waiting for vi & their friends to do the work for them. 01 | s^The friends of the contestants have it been quite loyal in this contest, but m pSjEfc is a fact that people are not going yc to over-exert themselves in behalf of any contestant who does not want the q arize enough to go out after the sub- q ' scriptiozis. w As a final word to the contestants, ^ would say that during these last Vc . three days, if they are really of a . ^ mind to win, they have ample time to ?T some mighty fine work. The prizes gc ^8" 1 ar9 worth this effort, and the five w ^winning contestants will be well re" for three of the hardest days' M.\ *: work they, have ever done. And ^ ^ those contestants who do not happen se f > to he among the five winners will be tl] v V ; piling up their commissions, for every e3 _ "f.L: . v one of the contestants who have turnabove $5.00 will receive a check w '-for ten per cent, commission on all in collections made by hen This is one vs " ^; of the prettiest things about The h; M ^Herald's contest. Everybody gets ** paid. Ten per cent, is more than is n( ? . ordinarily paid for collecting, so m s there is no chance to lose in this con- j U1 >*. test. |Ivery contestant either gets>ai a prize, or is paid according to the v ;-f*>rk accomplished. in These commission checks, we imagine, will come in mighty nice, cl , x too. Right near Christmas, when co .s ' everybody likes some spending ?i money. By getting a few subscrip- 'i tions to The Herald, any one of the "N contestants can easily make enough ' * extra money to buy Christmas gift; *c \ for relatives and friends. -c PROTEST PROM ANDERSON. to a r-'*'"' Resolutions Adopted by Fifteen Hun- ai - tired People at Thanksgiving Service, ai ;\ ef Anderson, Nov. 25.?Fifteen hun'y ' * * dred citizens of Anderson attending to v Thanksgiving services here today er adopted resolutions protesting against vi .* .j)' ' the propaganda now being organized |H for a higher state of preparedness. tr The jingoes were condemned in no co uncertain terms and representatives i th in congress from this State are urged cr \ '<' . v. ? -.. . * &Vf&gs?2-. < . . . )W LIMITED NK YffllR RFST r CLOSES SATURDAY a we Days in Which to ing. Don't Lose a Precious Tune. Die Sun is igWe wish to remind the contestants id their friends that all remittances ade on the last day of the contest ust be accompanied with the list of tbscribers. Subscribers may pay for e paper for as long a period as they ish, but the name of the subscriber ust be given in at the time the oney is turned in. At 5 o'clock, railroad time, Saturly afternoon, December 4th, the ntest closes. Be on time. Do not ait until 5:30 and expect your votes ' count. If you are mailing your ibscriptlons in, be sure that they e mailed in time for us to receive ie letter before 5 o'clock next Sat-day. The standing of the contestants is lblished again today for the inforation of the contestants. This is ie last count before the close of the ntest. Look at your standing, and ake no mistake/ And remember lat there are threa more days only . which to bring your standing up, you are down the line. Next week the final standing of te contestants will be published in he Herald, and the names of the inners will also be igven. Anjuncement, however, of the winners ill be made as soon after the const closes as the votes can be countl. The first prize, suite of furniture, how oh display at G. O. Simmons's irniture store, and Mr. Simmons inOF VOTES ie of votes. The scale time during the contest, it certain times and unS ) 500 votes 3 : ;... 1,500 votes 3 3,500 votes 3 5,500 vptes ^ 10 KAA J ?4)U\J\J vuica ) 30,000 votes tes each of the contestants, and anyle else interested, to call and see , Mr. Simmons or any of his salesen will take peasure in showing >u the furniture. The second prize, $85 order on the . A. Lucas Music House, Aiken, S. ? is now on file in this office, and ill be presented to the contestant iving the second largest number of )tes. The third prize, -set of furs, the inner of the prize may select in per>n from Klauber's. Any set of furs orth up to $50 may be selected. The fourth prize is a coat suit from % iVerne Thomas & Co., and may be rlected personally by the winner. If e winner prefers a coat instead, the :change may be made. If Thomas ies not happen to have in stock just hat you want, he will take pleasure nrHarmjr thft ail it. for VOU. UD tO a i-lue of $25. The fifth prize is a coat from ooton's Ladies Store. If the win*r prefers a coat suit instead, she ay make the exchange. Any coat ) to a value Qf $25 may be selected, id if Mr. Hooton cannot suit you om his stock, he will take pleasure ordering out just what you want. Just as soon after the contest oses as we can check up the ac>unts, we will mail checks to those ititied to them for cash commisons. Each contestant turning in rer $5.00, and not winning one of ie five prizes, is entitled to a cash >mmission of 10 per cent, on all she .H/w+r. onH turno in tn lis UIOV'IO auu wua uu ww < ?** i oppose any measure providing for greater increase in the navy and my than normal. The president id congress are urged to renew their forts for peace in Europe. Representative Wolfe announced day that he will at the next gen al assembly introduce a bill proding for a divorce law in this State, e also announced that he will in?r\ /I ir* or o UUU' C o, 1 C3UJUHUI1 piuviuiug i WJi c* nstitutional amendment abolishing e death penalty except in cases of iminal assault. * j I notice. j State of South Carolina, County of J W Bamberg. ! Notice is hereby given that on the 1 9th of December, 1915, in front of , the banking house of the Bank of ! A Lodge, at Lodge, S. C., the Bank of ] 3T Lodge will sell to the highest bidder j W for cash ten (10) shares of stock ?& represented by Stock Certificate No. 31, issued by the Bank of Lodge to W. D. Bennett on the 2nd day of ?2* February, 1914; the par value of each share of stock being Fifty ($50.00) Dollars. ?|? That the said stock will be sold to satisfy the unpaid portion of the pur- ?Jf chase price therefor, and also to sat- ?2? isfy a Collateral Note of the said W. D. Bennett, dated May 18, 1915, for- ?f? Four Hundred and Sixteen ($416.00) ?2; Dollars 'to the Bahk of Lodge, due the 3T 15th of November, 1915, with inter- ?X? est after maturity; the said certifi- ?x? cate of stock being pledged as se- 2T curity. BANK OF LODGE, ?2; By Dr. W. M. Moorer, President. President. W Lodge, S. C., November 16th, ?2* 1915. 2t. Ig ~~ MASTER'S SALE. W By virtue of a decree of the court of common pleas for Bamberg coun.ty, S. C., heretofore made in the case of Mrs. M. A. Bamberg against Louise Bennet et al, I, H. C. Folk, Master for IR Bamberg county, will sell on Monday, December the 6th, 1915, during the usual hours of sale, before the IR court house door in the town of W Bamberg, to the highest bidder for cash, purchaser to pay for papers: If. All that certain piece, parcel, or lot W of land, with buildings thereon, sit- ?24 uate, lying and being in the town of If. Bamberg, county of Bamberg, State W of South Carolina, containing one and three-fourths acres, more or less, and I*. bounded on the North and East by W lands of the estate of Margaret Lee, ?? on the South Dy lanas 01 inomas . ? Black, and on the West by Cox ave- Tt? nue, being the lot whereon A. J. Ben- *2* nett resided. H. C. FOLK, W Master for Bamberg County. #2* Bamberg, S. C., November 15th, $1 1915. *5? TAX SALE. jg State of South Carolina, County of Bamberg. By virtue of an execution to me directed by G. A. Jennings, treasurer of Bamberg county, I have levied upon and will sell at public auction before the court house door in Bam- ? . berg, S. C., on Monday, the 6th day tp of December, 1915, the same being legal salesday in said month, during: JjR the legal hours of sale, the real estate described below, to the highest S3* bidder for cash, the said sale being for non-payment of taxes due and W owing the State of South Carolina & and the county of Bamberg: All that lot or parcel of land sit- W uate, lying and being in the town of Ehrhardt, county and State aforesaid, bounded West by Broadway street; East by lands of J. Dave Dannelly; North and South by lands of J. H. $ Roberts. To be sold as the property #? of C. Boyd Bishop. Terms cash. S. G. RAY, Sheriff for Bamberg County. Bamberg, S. C., November 16th, 1915. BIDS WANTED. j Notice is hereby given that the Bamberg County Dispensary Board P* will receive sealed bids for the sale nf the nrtirlfta below mentioned. Bids to be opened on December 15th, when sale will be awarded to the highest responsible bidder: At the office of the Bamberg Coun- _ ty Dispensary Board, Bamberg, S. C.: | 1 Iron Safe. J 1 Remington Typewriter. 1 Burroughs Adding Machine. *r? 1 Oak Table. * 1 Oak Desk. f,. 7 Chairs. s 1 Letter Pres?. / jj| At the Bamberg dispensary: 2 Ice Boxes. Isr At the Denmark dispensary: 1 Ice Box. At the Olar dispensary: 1 Ice Box. At the Ehrhardt dispensary: 2 Ice Boxes. 1J Bids will also be received for the sale of 1 block and tackle. BAMBERG COUNTY DIS. BD., cf J. S. Walker, Clerk. Drink Glen dale Spring water and ^ be healthy. On sale, at Mack's Drug . Store and Herndon's Grocery Store. yc MASTER'S SALE. _ P] By virtue of an order in the court of common pleas in the case of Ada _ Rice, et al., plaintiffs, against Leila C Patrick, et al., defendants, I, H. C. A Folk, Master for Bamberg county, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, in front of the court house ? door, Bamberg, South Carolina, on the 6th day of December, 1915, be- { tween the legal hours of sale on said of day, the following described proper- tiff ty, to wit: ant Lot No. 1. All those certain lots ] of land situate in the town of Den- of mark, county of B&mberg, State of cas South Carolina, designated as lots C. Nos. 3, 4 and 5 in block No. 36, as wil shown by map or plat of said town of cas Denmark made by G. W. Gooding, dui Jr., bearing date December 22nd, cpr 1896. foil Lot No. 2. All tnat certain 101 or wit parcel of land situate in the town of j Orangeburg, county of Orangeburg, tra State of South Carolina, measuring the on the North and South lines One Fis Hundred (100) feet respectively; on afo the East and West lines Two Hun- or dred (200) feet respectively; said lot the being described as lot No. 47 on plat anc made by Edward Hayes, Jr., Decern- Bes ber 30th, 1910, and recorded in the anc office of the clerk of court for Orange- on | burg county. Said lot is more par- of | ticularly described in deed of con- liai jveyance executed by Lilla V. Wan- lea< inamaber. et ah, to Tavlor Walker. Ch< j bearing date August 12th, 1912, and Bes i recorded in the office of the clerk of ly 1 court for Orangeburg county, in book beh E. page 172. _ I Terms of sale cash. .Purchaser to rev pay for papers. H. C. FOLK. Master for Bamberg County. I 0 v - . y'. a.'-- . ' : - V v \* * c\ ' ji 'i ' - . - i--. .uL...is-i.v ' : jv.. f Iffjf fjf fjffjf fjfflf?Jf{ Biltrit How about your Christmas /\ Suit? We shallqkj be glad for you to ^ drop in and look over our samples of made-to-me< goods. We repi the famous Kj BROS., who guar a fit or no pay, < you prefere a suit Scotch Woolen H. C. Satisfied \ 4* *4* &' A* *4* *4* *4* ?? ?4* *4* *4* *4* ? , ITS GREAT fc o have someone to >int at your passing id say I h; That's a Well I m* M I Fri< Jressed Man" I" hat's just our business, ? dress up every man the very newest, I nart togs. I WE TAILOR SUITS I hat fit and we'll "give I R| ?u the colors and the I ' yle best suited for you. | ^ t J Je'll serve you in a way satisfy you and earn >ur gratitude. rices range $25.00 up G. MERTINS ?e? AUGUSTA, GA. ?? AN. MASTER'S SALE. j State of South Carolina?County Bamberg?Jas. S. Simmons, Plain# vs. A. M. Dantzier et al, defend By virtue of a decree of the court I X common pleas, in the above stated * D CfVip e, dated November 8, 1915, I, H. Folk, master for Bamberg county, fl I 1 sell to the highest bidder for I cn-trf h, on Monday December 6, 1915, I SAVt ring the legal hours of sale, at the B T0U3 irt house door, Bamberg, S. C., the fl f/\ n lowing described tract of land, to I 4.11 that certain piece, parcel or I ct of land, with the buildings ' fj reon, situate, lying and being in I hpond township, county and State I I resaid, containing 125 acres, more j fl II less, and bounded as follows: On fl North by lands of D. B. Rhoad j fl I H. C. Haynes; and lands of H. , 9 >singer, and formerly of A. Karesh j fl I now of H. C. Haynes bound it j the East; on the South by lands . _55S55 S. J. Simmons and lands of Wil- j n Simmons and the public road; Piles C fling from lirancnvme 10 nunter s your arujreis ipel; on the West by lands of H. | ointmentu >singer .and a tract of land former- i 2Iml,B!eedl?.J belonging to A. J. Hunter and now | e s app 1 nging to William Simmons. I ~ Inn'i'tffLi0 Pay f?r PaPerS End P. Herndo ?nil? stamps. ^ ~ c\n H. C. FOLK, ater. oOc Master for Bamberg County. " lamberg, S. C., Nov. 9, 1915. Read Th >[< ?[; ?|1? Ji jjj Jf ?J? j J; ?Jf $1? ?I? $?!? il? ?I? ?I? ||? e Shoes) j Tliftv are huilt rialit and I I ^ ' " "O? ^ the price is reasonable. | I Buy a pair at $4.50 and ? J you will want another | ;| pair just like them. g 1 We also have a jj- 3 full line of other II Jf| \V|? make of shoes, and i \ . M can suit you at any II . \ \vvk price. Whatever I? ft \... ) ? ) ^ ' i* 11 ? i':Vv Oy \ price, you get full ? | m \ value when you ? S \ . ?? ^^^Jbuy at this store, fjf fli asure S m resent I fi?"t 1 I \HN / \5l\ ' 'I -M antee f ' | Milk II FOLK | ** " "vn VitH Small Profits jl Ifllfl111itiIfi*f *f? if*litifi*f?*f * ftiftiftiti*tt iJTTJT TJ77j7?I? TJ7 tJT TjTTim? rjTiJTTJT TJTiJTTJ? TJTTiTTJT TJTTJTTJ? 7J7 ARLOAD MULE5 Just Received ; ? ? i ^ ive just received a carload ot tine I || les. Come in and see them. I f ||| ces reasonable and terms easy. I #| J. J. SMOAK I M Chickering Pianos lardman & Gray Pianos 1 Stultz & Bauer Pianos ? THE BEST IN THE WORLD I - M iver twenty years experience in the piano busi- I ?|1 i has taught me how to sell GOOD PIANOS TO I OD PEOPLE, giving them RIGHT PRICES I %M D PROPER TREATMENT. I | have the best line of pianos in existence, and if I . are thinking about one I would be glad to fig- I with you. a also have a nice line of Victrolas, Records, n et Music and Musical Merchandise. B J ^ sincerely appreciate the splendid patronage I ?n me bv the ffood people of Bamberg: and sur- | ading countrjTin the past, and hope to continue | lerit the same. I our inquiries will receive my prompt attention.. I. A. LUCAS MUSIC HOUSE 1 I : ' 'i k! AIKEN, S. C. *11 'ured in 6 to 14 Days ; Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly t will refund money if PAZO The Old Standard general strengthening tonic, ails to cuie iny case of Itching, GROVE'S TASTELESS chi'l TONIC, drives out ror Protruding Piles in6 to 14day9. Malaria.enriches the blood.a wd builds un the sy9? cation gives Ease and Rest. 50c. tern. A true tonic. For adults and children. 50c v5 Mack's Drug Store or W. Cures Old Sores, Other Rsn^tfies Won't Cure. II for Glendale Springs ; The worst cases, no matter of how long standing, fnr crolinn iii<r nrlv ' ar? cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr. for 0-toailon JUg.?aav. j Porter<s Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves Jl ??????? Pair* anrt Uo~'/- - rram^ time. 25C.3UC.>i.W ~ e Herald, $1.50 a year. Read the Herald, $1.50 per year. Yft| .-%? r?. jg . ?